steveve
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New map of Downtown Toronto feat. The Ontario Line:
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UrbanDan
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Amazing work!New map of Downtown Toronto feat. The Ontario Line:
Would be great to keep this same perspective in the following years, so we can see how many new developments were a direct result of the new Ontario Line.
3Dementia
Senior Member
Bit suprised Moss Park (and the Armoury lands) weren't designated a TOC... to spur long-delayed revitalization.
TossYourJacket
Senior Member
Because losing a large park in the middle of downtown would be a really bad idea? Where would you find enough new parkland in the area to replace it? Ideally the Armoury should be relocated and the park expanded into those lands, especially given there will be intensification in this area and the people moving into condos are going to need park space.
3Dementia
Senior Member
I didn't mean nixing the tennis courts or ball park... though the Ontario Line staging etc. will be tying up half of that parkland for a long time. I could see the footprint of the Armoury hosting something akin to a smaller 88 Queen (and The Elm & Ledbury), maybe a new rental build on the large surface parking west of Moss Park apartments and the latest promise of 'revitalization', the new John Innes Community-Recreation Centre. As for expanding the park west to Jarvis Street freeway... I'd want a very high fence.
steveve
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Don Mills and Sheppard:
jaycola
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Hey Steve. Saw this posting on my walk yesterday. It's the auto mall just north of Steeles. How many units do you figure could be built at this corner when all these proposals are done?Updated look at Yonge Street north of Highway 401:
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steveve
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Depends on the height/density/number of towers. I'd say at least 6000 units.
Undead
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The City of Markham's Land Use and Built Form Study suggests 8,000 units in vicinity of Yonge and Steeles. But it'll likely be much more given the Centrepoint Mall proposal alone is 9,000 units.
A quick look at the UT map yields over 15,000 units currently proposed and we haven't even seen proposals for the auto dealerships on the large parcels NW of the intersection.
At full build out, I could see the area reaching 20,000 units.
jaycola
Active Member
steveve
Senior Member
Sheppard Line 4 Development between Bayview and Leslie:
steveve
Senior Member
Bathurst and St Clair:
steveve
Senior Member
A closer look at what's happening at the northern end of the Downtown Core:
And ICYMI, The B1M's latest on Toronto's Skyscraper Boom:
And ICYMI, The B1M's latest on Toronto's Skyscraper Boom:
steveve
Senior Member
A closer look at development activity towards the southern end of Downtown Toronto:
ICYMI - I'll be hosting a short presentation on June 7th at 7PM EST as part of Civic Tech Toronto's Civic Hacknight.
Check out the details here: https://www.meetup.com/Civic-Tech-Toronto/events/zbjpssydcjbkb/
ICYMI - I'll be hosting a short presentation on June 7th at 7PM EST as part of Civic Tech Toronto's Civic Hacknight.
Check out the details here: https://www.meetup.com/Civic-Tech-Toronto/events/zbjpssydcjbkb/
steveve
Senior Member
An updated look at development @ Yonge and Eglinton:
